[ SECRET POST #4327 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4327 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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02.
[Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers]


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03.
[Star Trek: The Next Generation, S02E10 "The Dauphin"]


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04.
[The Haunting of Hill House]


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05.
[Red Dead Redemption 2]


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06.
[Jamie & Jimmy's Food Fight Club]








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Comments

[fscom]

04. https://i.imgur.com/GBPrY8q.png
[The Haunting of Hill House]

[(Anonymous)]

If it makes you feel better, I used a nightlight well into my 20s.

[tabaqui]

Nothing wrong with a nightlight. Shite's scary. I don't watch stuff like that 'cause it makes going down cellar to do laundry a friggin' trial.

[(Anonymous)]

If I want to watch something especially creepy I watch in the daytime and watch something nice (cartoon, kid's show, comedy) before bed!

[tabaqui]

Smrt!

My stupid brain, though, i swear. I'd do that, and then lay down and....*pop*! Horrible scenes from the scary movie would invade. I actually *like* well-done horror (not torture porn), but I'm just to skeered to watch.

[sparklywalls]

I'm not usually easily spooked but that dumbwaiter scene kept me awake all night and I had to switch the bathroom light on when I got up to pee for the first time in YEARS.

So don't worry, it's not just you.

Also I live with my husband and still got scared. I gauantee I'd have all the lights on if he had been away for the night!

[(Anonymous)]

I'm an adult, but I share a place with my father. After I watch a horror movie, I usually sleep with my bedroom door open for a couple of days. It just feels safer. If I lived alone, I don't know if I'd be down for watching horror movies at all.

[anarchicq]

Maybe this is just me but I swear the more I look at the secret, the more it looks like the figure is coming closer...

[(Anonymous)]

Meanwhile, I hate having ANY lights on at night because I don't want people to notice I'm in here......

[froodle]

...are you the ghost?

[nightscale]

Honestly the main reason I haven't watched this show is simply because I know it'll fuck with me. I get bad nightmares and sleep paralysis every few months, I really don't need to give my brain more horrific fodder than it already throws at me.

Nothing wrong with using a nightlight as an adult though, I still do some nights because it helps me feel safer. No shame in it tbh.

[(Anonymous)]

Fuck sleep paralysis. Sadly I haven't figured out what triggers mine because it just comes on randomly. (Worst was three times in the same night argh)

Scary shit doesn't bother me at all, I'm that dweeb that puts on things like Resident Evil to fall asleep to. XD

[nightscale]

I have no idea what my trigger is either, it happens every few months and I have to just deal with it. It could be so much worse, but I still hate it. You have my sympathies anon, it's awful. :(

Scary shit doesn't bother me so much when I'm watching it, but it does seep into any nightmares I have so I typically avoid the really, really scary stuff. Slightly spooky monsters are fine though because my brain detaches itself enough from it. Or thinks they're cool.

Ghosts, not so much. But I think that might be because my most common hallucination is a long-haired woman with a horrible face and a lot of ghosts in media fit that depiction.

[rosehiptea]

I managed to watch that without nightmares but I was about 40 when I played Silent Hill 2 and I had nightmares from that. I slept with the light on for about two weeks because I thought Pyramid Head was in my bathroom.

(I didn't literally think he was in there. Just something in the back of my mind felt like I couldn't rule it out.)

[(Anonymous)]

When I was in high school. I saw 'Halloween' for the first time right after coming home from a haunted hayride. Hand to God, I actually looked behind every door and in every closet when I went upstairs to go to bed that night, and I very nearly considered keeping my light on, too.

I'm in my 30s now, and if I watch a scary show/movie, I'll be afraid to walk down the hallway alone, or in the dark, at night. I totally get it. There's no age limit on being scared by things. Do whatever helps you feel better :).

[(Anonymous)]

There's no shame in having a nightlight, anon. My parents sleep with the hall light on and my sister has a nightlight in her room. I personally can't fall asleep with lights on, so I keep my room dark and freak out when I hear some scary noise because I don't want to turn on the lights and find something there.

[(Anonymous)]

This made me want to check it out. (I'm in my 30s and I still have a nightlight on. Sometimes bugs like bees get inside my room and I want to see them coming lol.)

[naemsie]

I also still use a nightlight sometimes, OP, because I can get scared of the dark at random occasions. No shame in that =) Wow on this show's scare factor, though. I love creepy stuff, but from all I hear, I may have to pass on this one.